Jim Boeheim Verbally Buries North Carolina State With Comments On Live TV
Jim Boeheim verbally crushed North Carolina State on live TV Tuesday.
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Siena tabs longtime Syracuse assistant Gerry McNamara as coach - ESPN
Gerry McNamara has signed a deal to take over as the men's basketball coach at Siena, deciding to leave Syracuse after two decades as a standout player and assistant before eventually ascending to associate head coach for the Orange.
Tom Izzo - NCAA selection process needs more nuance, less analytics - ESPN
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Michigan State coach Tom Izzo said his experience on the NCAA tournament bubble this year was both exciting and a reminder that the way teams are selected might need to change in the future.
College basketball legend Jim Boeheim willing to throw 'punch' at Caitlin Clark critics
College basketball legend defends college hoops star on OutKick's "Don't @ Me with Dan Dakich."
Syracuse nearly blows huge lead, beats Irish on 'Boeheim Day' - ESPN
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Judah Mintz scored 21 points as Syracuse pulled out an 88-85 win over Notre Dame on Saturday after nearly giving up a 29-point lead on «Jim Boeheim Day.»
Which coaches may break Tara VanDerveer's NCAA wins record? - ESPN
Stanford women's coach Tara VanDerveer surpassed former Duke men's coach Mike Krzyzewski on Sunday as the NCAA's winningest basketball coach at any division. The Cardinal's victory over Oregon State marked VanDerveer's 1,203rd career win, breaking a tie with Coach K.
Jim Boeheim says he doesn't like NIL 'at all,' but 'this is what the world is'
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Important moments in Bob Knight's career - ESPN
There are only three men's college basketball coaches who have won more games than Bob Knight (902) — Mike Krzyzewski, Jim Boeheim and Roy Williams — but none of them did the job with more flair, personality and polarity. Knight, who died Wednesday at age 83, was both a mythical figure who revolutionized the game with his motion offense and an emotional wellspring who never hid how he felt, sometimes at his own expense. His stamp on the game is undeniable.